Doug was joined by a number of guests on the Good Friday edition of the show - Bill Cameron, Will Olsey, Ashley Williams, Scott Sanderson and Michael Southern.

Doug and Jake talked about the basketball transfer portal, the retirement of Lee Corso from College GameDay and college football rules changes, including one that is targeted at faking injuries.

Doug was at the Lower Wetumpka Shotgun Sports Club Wednesday for the 8th annual MAX4Kids Foundation Clay Shoot. In addition to Locked On Wednesday guests Zac Blackerby, Luke Robinson and Chris Gordy, Doug enjoyed an hour with WAKA sports director Lindsey Bonner, who played college golf! (Yep, they talked Masters)

Doug was at Riverwalk Stadium for the opening of the Biscuits' six-game homestand against Rocket City, with much of the talk about the Masters tournament. Joining Doug were Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky and Brent Jones. The Biscuits' Jack Sadighian and Michael Murphy.

Doug and Jake were at the Vaughn Road location of MAX for Member Appreciation Day, discussing Round 2 of the Masters.

Doug was joined by Will Fisher at RTJ Capitol Hill for the opening day of the Masters. Guests included Jacob Goins, Skyler Meade, Mike Turk and Michael Gittens.

Doug and Julianna talked about her Gators winning the national championship and the pair visited with Locked On Wednesday guests Zac Blackerby, Jimmy Stein and Chris Gordy.

Doug was joined at Cohens by Michael Cohen and Michael Murphy for the show, handing over the $4,000 prize pack to the bracket contest winner Robert Wingo. Also joining the show was Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky and Brent Jones.

Doug was joined by Sports Illustrated senior golf writer Bob Harig to preview this week's Masters, and by Faulkner assistant basketball coach Grant Sanderson to talk about the Final Four.

Doug and Jake were back at Cohen's for the Friday edition of the program, better known at Final Four Eve. Guests included Mike Ellis, Mark Smartt and Darrell Dapprich.